Angel Reese’s dominant second-half start turns Dream return into 44-point statement
Angel Reese returned from the World Cup break with 30 points, 10 rebounds and a blistering start to the second half as Atlanta destroyed Connecticut by 44.
Angel Reese's explosive second-half performance propelled the Atlanta Dream to a record-setting 44-point win over the Connecticut Sun, marking a dominant return from the WNBA's international break. Reese's 30-point outburst, paired with 10 rebounds, showcased her dominant form, outscoring Connecticut 103-59. The Dream took a commanding 45-35 halftime lead, before Reese fueled a 16-5 run in the third quarter to cement a 30-point halftime advantage.
Reese shot an extraordinary 78.6% from the field, finishing with 10 successful field goals in 13 attempts. Her rapid start and efficient play allowed the Dream to solidify their playoff berth while also making a significant impact on the team's postseason potential.
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